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Rangifer tarandus (reindeer)
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T1 p. 31
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dieigečalbmi: eyes turn white, can cause blindness, exacerbated by insects (keratitis?)
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place a louse and sometimes sulfur in the affected eye
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A: [13]
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C: [88–90]
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T1 p. 31
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no Sami name given: circling disease (listeriosis?)
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boil bark in water until it is as thick as tar, then smear on the affected area
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C: [47, 88–90]
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T1 p. 31- 32
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ruodnu: reindeer walks around like it is about to urinate but nothing comes out, pus in urethra, bladder, and intestines (cystitis or pyelonephritis?)
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boil fish oil, butter, tar, and gunpowder in water and then pour the mixture down the animal’s throat
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C: [88–90]
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T1 p. 31- 32
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livzzavihki: emaciated, rear end sags (parasitic infection by Elaphostrongylus rangiferi)
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boil bark in water until it is as thick as tar, then smear on the affected area
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C: [47, 88–90]
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T1 p. 31-32
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čagarvihki: swelling of reindeer penis (urolithiasis?)
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boil bark in water until it is as thick as tar, then smear on the affected area
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C: [47, 88–90]
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T1 p. 31-32
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njunnevihki: muzzle develops scabs, spreads to tongue and mouth, and then to the throat and lungs, fatal (Aphtae epizooticae “foot-and-mouth disease”?)
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boil bark in water until it is as thick as tar, then smear on the affected area
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C: [47, 88–91]
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T1 p. 31-32
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geardni: udder develops scabs and swells, eventually falling off. Scabs spread to mouth and lungs and kills the animal (Aphtae epizooticae “footand-mouth disease”?)
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take hoof fat and boil it with pine or fir resin, then rub the affected areas with the mixture
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C: [88–90]
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T1 p. 31-32
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šlubbu: swelling and pus in hoof (infectious pododermatitis?)
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boil bark in water until it is as thick as tar, then smear on the affected area
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C: [47, 88–90]
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Canis lupus familiaris (dog)
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T2 XXXIX
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dog madness (rabies?)
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remove a “worm” from under the dog’s tongue*
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B: [92, 93]
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T2 XXXIX
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parasitic infection
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give the dog stinking assa (Ferula assafoetida) and sulfur to eat
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A: [12, 62, 63]
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B: [62]
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C: [62, 64–66, 78]
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